Who wants to break the calorie bank on a cup of frozen yogurt? Not us! Here
are a few things to know when you're cruising for frozen treats...

Soft-Serve Portion Police!

Most soft-serve frozen yogurt has about 100 calories per serving. Not bad.
BUT that's typically based on a half-cup serving, and even the SMALL
containers often have more than 1 serving! Check it out...

TCBY - Here's the skinny on soft serve from TCBY, a.k.a. "The Country's
Best Yogurt." A Small cup contains 2 servings, the Regular has 2.6, a Large
has 3.3, and an Extra Large has 4.6 servings. So when it comes to the
standard varieties at TCBY (which all have a nice amount of fiber), a Small
cup has 220 - 260 calories and 4g fat (POINTS® value 4 - 5*) and an Extra
Large has a whopping 506 - 598 calories and 9.2g fat (POINTS® value 10 -
12*). HG Tip! If you want something closer to a single serving, go for the
Kid's cup, which has 0.8 servings, 88 - 104 calories, and 1.6g fat (POINTS®
value 1 - 2*).

Pinkberry - This trendy little fro yo chain features fat-free tart yogurt in a trio
of flavors. The Small contains 1.5 servings, which comes to 150 - 180
calories (POINTS® value 3 - 4*). The Medium has 2.3 servings and 230 -
276 calories (POINTS® value 5 - 6*). And the Large has 3.8 servings for a
total of 380 - 456 calories (POINTS® value 8 - 9*). For more on Pinkberry,
click here!

The Bottom Line... The stats you see online and in stores are RARELY for an
actual serving that's offered. So ask how many servings are in each size
before you order. Then BE SMART and DO THE MATH! Also, keep in mind,
the number of servings in each cup is an estimate. So if your fro yo is
towering high above the top of the cup, you might want to add a few dozen
calories to your total.

Some DOs and DON'Ts of Dairy Desserts

DO top it off with fresh fruit. Berries, bananas, diced mango and more... ALL
good on frozen yogurt, especially the tart kind. But if that fruit's floating in
some kind of syrup, skip it!

DON'T forget to add 30 - 60 calories for each half-cup of fresh fruit topping
(depending on the type)... especially if you're one of those people who
orders a medium-sized yogurt in the extra-large cup so there's more room
for toppings!

DO treat yourself to one of the small cones! They're low in calories, and
they'll help you stick to a small serving or a single scoop. A small cake cone
(flat bottom) has only around 20 - 25 calories and <0.5g fat (POINTS® value
0 - 1*). A small sugar cone (pointy bottom) typically has 45 - 60 calories and
0.5g fat or less (POINTS® value 1*).

DON'T give in to those giant waffle and sugar cones. Not only do they contain
a lot of calories, but they're also ginormous vehicles capable of holding a
massive amount of yogurt!

And Now, A Hungry Girl 200 Under 200 Exclusive...

We're VERY excited to share this fantastic freezy recipe, since it allows you
to have FRO YO FOR BREAKFAST. It comes straight from the pages of our
new book. Enjoy!

CHEW ON THIS:
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there for 11 days, we've got a fantastic peanut-butter-cookie recipe coming
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*The Points® values for these products and/or recipes were calculated by
Hungry Girl and are not an endorsement or approval of the product, recipe
or its manufacturer or developer by Weight Watchers International, Inc., the
owner of the Points® registered trademark.
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